Cambridge

Hi all,

I recently got accepted at IE in their Master in Finance program. I also applied to the Mphil Finance at Judge B-School (Cambridge) and await a reply in March 2010.

I would like to work in London for some time after graduation or Asia.

I also know LSE have a good Finance program. I wonder which one of the 3 is more regarded when it comes to Investment Management or PE/VC. Can someone shed light on this and give advice.

Thank you a lot in advance!

Hi all,

I have an interview with Cambridge Judge Business School for their Master of Finance program. Just wanted to see if anyone has gone through the experience before, and what to expect?

Thanks!

Hi All,

I have 5 years experience in Finance (not big names, though respectable work) and I have passed CFA Level III.Undergrad was Accounting & Finance. GMAT 720
I have an admit to the Cambridge MFin. Though the program is brand new with the first batch still studying, the Cambridge brand is huge. So cant decide if this a value add for me or not. Also contemplating the HEC Paris MBA.
I want to work in Investment Management or Investment Banking and don't want to start as an Analyst- looking for an Associate opening.

Please give me your opinions on what you think I should do.Go for any of these or wait for next year ?

Thanks

I'm going to be applying to some masters of finance programs and I was wondering what the street cred is for s & t from the following schools:

-Oxford
-LSE
-Cambridge
-Villanova
-Vanderbilt
-Toronto
-Tulane

I don't know much about these schools as far as street cred goes and any insight would be greatly appreciated

Anyone heard of them? Based out of Chicago....

Thoughts on the BA experience and exits?

I am considering them for a summer position